The little sweet concubine of Emperor Zun's family

Chapter 479 The news spread (6)

"It's just a matter of luck," the vice president said flatly, looking into the distance, if he can't find it, forget it.

He couldn't send someone to look for it specially, that would arouse the suspicion of interested people, and even if he trained his subordinates, he didn't feel at ease, because it might have been mixed into other people's eyes and ears.

Therefore, he can only take this opportunity to let the students practice in the secret realm to see if they can find what he wants.

"It should be possible. Although this herb is rare, it is not an incomparably precious spiritual herb. No one will snatch it," the third elder comforted.

This kind of spiritual grass is only needed for people who still forcibly stop at the advanced stage after failing to advance, and then use their spiritual power to get injured.

Generally speaking, even if the advancement fails, it is just returning to the original point, consuming some spiritual power, and then the body is a little weak.

As for stepping up forcibly after failing to advance and staying at that stage, no one is willing to do such a thing, because it is very dangerous, and people who have advanced cannot use their spiritual power for three to five years.

No one wants such a condition, because this world is dangerous, and when the enemy knows your weakness, how can you let go of such an opportunity.

"I hope." The vice president sighed, and continued to walk, leaving the end of the passage, and then closed the door. The other side of the gate was the place where the vice president lived.

After the third elder and the vice-principal left, the person in the shadow appeared, and it was clearly Chu Mo who had left early.

Looking at the back of the vice president and the three elders leaving, Chu Mo's face was full of solemnity, his eyes were filled with deep worry, and the hands on both sides were tightly clenched, and the folding fan with one finger was directly pinched.

"Xuanxuechen bluegrass, it's rare and I will definitely find it, without my permission, you are not allowed to die." Chu Mo turned around and left the hall, not through the main entrance, and I don't know how he left.

The residence of the three elders.

Chu Mo swaggered in, he wanted to take a good look, besides the Xuanxuechen bluegrass, he also looked for other spirit herbs, the premise was to get the pattern of the spirit grass, otherwise he wouldn't know what it looked like.

Seeing that there was no one in the yard, Chu Mo flickered and came to the third elder's room, which looked like a study room, which should be the place where medicines were refined and ancient books were stored.

Looking at the books in the room and the bookcases that filled the walls, Chu Mo's head grew big.

"Yes!" Chu Mo thought, such important prescriptions and books would not be placed randomly, and the third elder's special status would definitely be hidden in places that others would not think of and would not be easy to notice.

Immediately afterwards, Chu Mo saw that there were two books on the place where the candlesticks were placed in the room, but there was no sign of lighting in the candlesticks, which meant that he was afraid of accidentally burning the books.

As for holding the candlestick to make people think that he doesn't pay much attention to the two books, I have to say that although Chu Mo is cynical, he still has a good head, and he found the mystery hidden by the third elder so quickly.

Chu Mo put the candlestick aside, picked up the book and flipped through it, and sure enough, he saw Xuanxuechen bluegrass recorded on it, and then he flipped through another book, this book was very thin, as if someone had copied it by hand, As for the three prescriptions.

Even if one of the prescriptions records the use of Xuanxuechen bluegrass, it is also a prescription for treating the vice president's injury.

Chu Mo's eyes lit up, he put the book on the table, spread out a piece of paper, and was about to record the spiritual herbs he needed, what they looked like, and where they usually lived.

(End of this chapter)